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Francis Charles "Mr. Zero"
Brimsek (September 26, 1913 –
November 11, 1998) was an
American professional ice
hockey goaltender who pla**** ten seasons...
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Stanley Cup. That year,
Thompson was
traded for
rookie goaltender Frank Brimsek.
Brimsek had an award-winning season,
capturing the
Vezina and
Calder Trophies...
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closely follow a
tight "Vezina
Trophy race," such as in 1940–41, when
Frank Brimsek, Turk Broda, and
Johnny Mowers were
separated by only
three goals entering...
- coach.
During the
third year, a
freshman named Frank Brimsek served as the team's starter.
Brimsek was so
spectacular in goal that he left
after just one...
- was the man
formerly known as "Mr. Zero"—Boston Bruins'
goaltender Frank Brimsek. He was s****ed in an 8–3
contest with Chicago, but got
better game by...
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thought Art Ross was crazy, but soon they were
applauding rookie Frank Brimsek, who
would go on to back-stop the
Bruins to a
first overall finish and...
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Players Sid Abel Ed
Belfour Doug
Bentley Max
Bentley Georges Boucher Frank Brimsek Chris Chelios Paul
Coffey Lionel Conacher Roy
Conacher Art
Coulter Babe...
- in 1938,
Frank Brimsek;
after Brimsek earned six
shutouts in his
first eight games, the
Bruins traded away Tiny
Thompson to
allow Brimsek to play. With...
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Cleveland Browns (member of 1950 and 1954 NFL
Championship teams)
Frank Brimsek – ice
hockey player Bob
Golic –
American football player (Notre Dame Fighting...
- second-highest
player born and
trained in the
United States,
behind Frank Brimsek)
Inducted into the
Hockey Hall of Fame – 2009 In the 2009 book 100 Ranger...
